onsible for the content of this advertising. >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener . antoinette: breaking overnight, boston police open firing, killing a knife-wielding man. the new information we have from that scene. doug: hillary clinton, pushing back, calling again on the fbi to explain what she calls a stunning move. and how donald trump is capitalizing on the latest chapter in her email scandal. antoinette: and up in flames, the car fire that temporarily shut down storrow drive. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news later. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. it's sunday october 30. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: and i'm antoinette antonio. it is hard to believe we are wrapping up october, heading into november, and we are seeing 60 degree temperatures, kelly

temperatures warming up yet again, despite heavy clouds we see in place already this morning. downtown boston, 59 degrees. we are going to see a nice warm up this afternoon as we see the winds pushing in from the south and west. a cold front moving through, things start to cool down. i overcast sky in downtown austin, but as you move throughout the day, we see some glimmers of sun try to br moved in from the west with our next chance of showers approaching from the great lakes region. i will get the shower truck coming up. doug: kelly ann, thank you. breaking overnight, boston police shoot and kill a suspect in the south end. antoinette: the incident started with a call for an emotionally disturbed man. the eyeopener's juli mcdonald is live in the south end with the breaking details. juli? juli: antoinette and doug, we

home. you can see there is still a police cruiser and a couple of police officers outside this shawmut avenue apartment. it was boston police and ems that responded to this home around 12:30 overnight. they entered the home hoping to calm down the 31-year-old man. police called him emotionally disturbed. police say at some point a st floor, and the man pulled out a knife. that's when police ran in to assist. the suspect swung repeatedly at the officers as they struggled on the floor to get the knife away. commissioner evans said they had no other choice, and the officers were forced to fire, ultimately killing the suspect. >> unfortunately, it turned ugly. they were attacked with a knife.

the officers, and it left them no choice. juli: the commissioner tells us that there were officers and emt's who had to be treated for injuries to their backs and heads that they suffered in the struggle overnight. their conditions are unknown at this time, and the identity of the suspect to a skill has not been released. the district attorney's office will take over the investigation. live from the south end, juli mcdonawc that update. more breaking news this morning, and mbta employee is recovering from a late-night attack. this happened around 12:30 this morning. it happened near the ceder grove station in mattapan. boston ems says the driver was taken to carney hospital and is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries. doug: violence breaking out in several dorchester neighborhoods. a woman was killed and a teen injured in a shooting on washington street yesterday. one woman was at a nearby store

ground, shot in the chest, and died from her injuries. when police arrived on scene they found a second victim a , teenager with non-life-threatening injuries. police say they believe the teen was the intended target. neighbors tell us they've had enough of the violence. >> we should be able to walk down the street and not have to worry about ducking from bullets and running for cover. if you know something, help out. reviewing surveillance cameras and talking to witnesses. anyone with information is asked to give police a call. police are also searching for a gunman in a second shooting. this happening just blocks away from that first shooting. police say a teenager was shot in the area of geneva avenue and waldeck street around 4:30 yesterday. the victim was taken to a hospital and is expected to be ok. police don't know whether this shooting is connected to that incident on washington street. antoinette: a 15-year-old is in

injuries this morning and another teenager facing charges after a house party in lowell. 18-year-old joseph zangerella is charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. "the lowell sun" reports the victim suffered serious head injuries. this happened in a fight at a party friday night. zangerella is due in court tomorrow. a car fire shut down the entrance to storrow drive. you can see all the flames there, firefighters rushing to put them out just outside the tunnel yesterday. this is near exit 26. right off 93 to storrow drive. the ramp was closed while the wreck was cleared. state police say no one was hurt, and there is no word this morning on what caused the fire. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next and first female president of the united states, hillary clinton! doug: no, that is not vegas, commitment 2016, singer jennifer lopez stumping for hillary clinton in florida. the candidate joining lopez on stage. lopez urged people to get loud at voting booths. clinton, meanwhile, is calling

fbi after the director said he's reviewing new emails related to the investigation of clinton's home server. as the eye's nichole berlie reports, donald trump's campaign is now using it as an opportunity to increase the attacks on his rival. >> have you been in touch with the fbi? nichole: hillary clinton is pushing back hard at the latest email investigation rocking her campaign. ms. clinton: it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. in fact, it's not just strange, it's unprecedented, and it is deeply troubling. nichole: clinton calling on the fbi director to justify the stunning move. ms. clinton: voters deserve to get full and complete facts. and so we've called on director comey to explain everything right away, put it all out on the table. nichole: for donald trump, this could be the last chance to turn his campaign around. mr. trump: hillary has nobody to

her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional, and purposeful. nichole: fbi director james comey opened the latest probe after new emails were discovered while investigating a sexting scandal involving former congressman anthony weiner, the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. shared by the couple. in an internal memo to fbi employees, comey wrote, "given that we don't know the significance of this newly discovered collection of emails, i don't want to create a misleading impression." comey says he doesn't know how long the investigation may take. authorities are still seeking a judge's approval to review the e-mails, but at this point, it is unclear how much more information voters will learn before election day. nichole berlie, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: we are following breaking news on the eye.

end. police say a man with mental health issues attempted to attack emt's and officers with a knife, police opened fire, killing the suspect. emt's and officers are being treated for injuries right now. we are following the story for you on air, online, and with our mobile app. doug: and also this morning, new information about that frightening flight out of chicago. the clues investigators have been recovering thousands of feet away from that plane fire. antoinette: and new evidence in the boat crash that killed a star baseball pitcher. the revealing tests results the medical examiner has released. ? kelly ann? kelly ann: a warmer start to your sunday but i am tracking more rain. the timeline and if it will be gone before your monday morning commute. olessa: i'm wcvb traffic reporter olessa stepanova. open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. here is how to get your massachusetts ez pass, you can got to any rmv, aaa, or ez pass customer service locations. tolls are discounted if you're using a massachusetts ez pass. there is no discount for

the ez pass is free. every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school.

i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the american people. and i believe she understands how to wield american power to ultimately defeat this threat afe. i'm hillary clinton

uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself.

antoinette: and we are following that britain is of an officer-involved shooting out of the south end. boston police open fire, killing a knife-wielding man. police fowere called to a home n shaumut ave, along with emt's, the man attacked the first responde f two emt's are being treated for head and back injuries, and several officers were hurt as well. we'll keep following this breaking story and bring you the latest on air come online, and on our mobile app. doug: we're learning more about the plane that went up in flames at a chicago airport. federal investigators say engine pieces from the american airlines plane were found thousands of feet away. one piece of engine was found 3000 feet away at a ups warehouse while a second piece was found 1500 feet away. the national transportation safety board today confirmed that the friday's fire was caused by an engine failure. but what caused the engine to

>> there was damage to the fuselage, and that was mainly limited to the windows and only because medical eases of the interior. we had no fire that actually breached the inside of the cabin. doug: of the 170 people on board, 20 passengers and one flight attendant were injured. most of the injuries happened while sliding down the exit chute. all of them have been released from the hospital. antoinette: thousands of honda owners have yet to get their airbags repaired despite repeated warnings from the automaker. the airbags, which are made by takata, have an extremely high chance of rupturing and causing injury or death. honda says it has sent out letters, facebook ads, and made telephone calls, but notes it can be hard to reach some owners. 300,000 hondas are still equipped with the malfunctioning airbags.

when we watch the patriots game today, that will be the weather heading our way. kelly ann: exactly. the rain for the afternoon game will be moving in for us tonight. that is the big thing we are timing. right now, it is a little warm, a 60 degree warm up in boston. we are feeling that this morning. we will feel it again this afternoon as well. we do cross into the 60's for most locations. right now, we have a good amount of cloud cover overhead. that is what we are tracking at this point. the showers watching this evening will be pushing through as they move right along the cold front, so there is buffalo p are you can see the showers already starting to push on this morning. though showers in place for the game and then moving on into our area. windy conditions expected, but nothing compared to those wind gusts that we saw on friday evening. temperatures today will cross

we will see that also as you move through areas of new hampshire as well. overall, it is a mild feel as we hold off from the gusty winds and also from that rain until later this evening. we are seeing a future cast, moving across the 1:00 hour. by 5:00 this evening, we see showers moving to our western expanse. scattered showers are the nature of the beast. heavier rnf much of our region, a shower chances moving through. that puts us around late this evening as well. by late tonight, it shifts off the coast, and drier air service to filter in a that will be overnight and into your monday morning during the monday morning commute, good news, we will be drying out and see sunshine breaking through as well. monday will turn out to be a sunny day but quite a bit cooler

here is the 7-day forecast. 50's for today, 10 degree drop heading into tomorrow. that means for the trick-or-treaters, it is going to be the kind of night that you need the extra layers. temperatures as the sun starts to set drop into the 40's with even 30's expected as we move into the later evening. a light wind as well. it will be staying dry. the rest of the forecast initially is cool. into tuesday morning. we warm up as we moved to wednesday and thursday. on wednesday, we start to see that jet stream moving northward. that is key to getting the warmer temperatures and our area. that warm air from the south starts to push northward to our region pure it a nice little temperature boost as we see temperatures about 10 degrees above normal, and that is the case as we move into your thursday as well. thursday bringing our next chance of showers. that will move in later in the day. you will see the clouds start to progressively build by next weekend.

down into the 50's. don't forget to change those clocks back saturday night into sunday. antoinette: does that make is late or early for work if we forget? it is so confusing. doug: you have a week to figure it out. 8:15 is your time on this sunday morning. breaking news out of italy. antoinette: no loss of life despite the powerful earthquake that has rocked the nt southern parts of italy. the 6.6 magnitude quake follows a week of tremors in the same areas. injuries have been reported, though it is unclear how serious at this point. thousands are homeless after buildings across the area crumbled to the ground. the quake has forced the closure of several popular tourist sites. doug: we're learning more information about the boat crash that left a miami marlins pitcher dead. jose fernandez was killed when the boat he was on hit a jetty near miami beach. a medical examiner says fernandez had cocaine in his system at the time of the crash.

investigators have not yet determined who was steering the boat when it crashed. antoinette: the president of a medford police union is apologizing after posting this picture. harold macgilvray says he used poor judgement when he posed for the picture with a person dressed as hillary clinton in an orange jump suit. the picture was shared on the medford police patrolmen's association facebook. macgilvray says the picture was taken spontaneously and not intended to make a political statement. he and several officers also took a picture with a person wearing a donald trump mask under the message "make america great again in west medford square." >> now, here is josh brogadir worth sportscenter 5. josh: after missing the last three games to the bruins, all losses to the black and gold, road wins -- red wings, winner

24 saves in the game including this one in the second period where he played juggler on thomas qatar. that was enough. dominic moore, winning in detroit, 1-0. avery bradley, the hornets, injured teammate marcus smart, 76-70 four lead, then later in the fourth, less than a minute to go tahman bradley, another 3, 31 when 104-98. they are 2-1. the uphill battle for the cubs begins tonight at 8:00 it i am josh brogadir. have a great day. doug: all right, josh, thanks. high school can be a tough transition. even harder for a student with medical conditions, and that make it tough to get around campus. antoinette: but this week's plus

sara: i have depression. reporter: battling invisible illness. sara: i have depression. reporter: natick high school senior sara berg, the actor, director, and editor of this spoken word film, knows it all too well. dealing with mental health issues of her own has caused her to miss several weeks of school. sara: invisible illnesses are , like, really difficult because you may not see them on the outside. reporter: just as difficult as the medical issue you can see. sara was born with spina bifida. on the spinal cord, so when i was 9 months old they had to remove it. reporter: complications, leaving part of her left leg paralyzed. sara: on the bottom i can barely feeling anything, like i can feel pins and needles. antoinette: living most of her life on crutches or a leg brace -- sara: so yeah it has been really fun. reporter: sara takes it all in stride, focusing on the future. sara: i am really excited to get to college and get like a

it is going to be a good time. >> she doesn't sweat the small stuff, and i suppose she's got every reason to be angry or upset, but that's not her. sara: it's interesting. reporter: sara laughing about the challenges of trying activities like sailing and horseback riding, among other things. sara: i used to swim, i've tried skiing, cross country skiing -- granted none of them worked well, but i tried, reporter: never giving up. sara berg of natick high school, this week's a plus. antoinette: do you know an exceptional student worthy of an a-plus? submit a nomination right now at wcvb.com. just click as seen on. doug: i was think about the other kids in the class that may be inspired by some silent way by her drive in her willing to continue.

just the inspiration. she was telling me that everyone is willing to help out and help her get around campus. she is actually applying to a few smaller colleges to get that smaller feel going. she wants to be an emergency room doctor. the best years are still to come. doug: oh, thank goodness. the event at gillette stadium, and the advice on aging from one of tv's most popular mom's in the 1970's. antoinette: we are following breaking news in boston. police shoot and kill a man who attempt to stab first rede the eye-opener's juli mcdonald is live in the south end, with new details on this breaking

andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator as hard as we do. wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november?

woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote. learn more at massearlyvote.com every time a n , it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public

kelly ann: it is a great start to your sunday theater temperatures right now in the mid and upper 50's, and it is only going to get warmer. you see boston at 59 degrees, sunshine breaking at 53. clouds move in from the west, and with those, we are also tracking some showers. rainfall is bringing some rain to buffalo, and we will see that rain later on this evening. antoinette: all right, kelly ann, thank you. everyone has their own secrets to a happy life. doug: mrs. brady offering up her

bunch" star florence henderson spoke at the the best years expo put on by our media partners at wicked local. wcvb and metv are also sponsors, maria stephanos, and ben simmoneau emceed the event at gillette stadium. yesterday, henderson offered up some wisdom. florence: you have to be interested but you also have to be interesting. accepting what seems to be the bad turns out to be the good. doug: is everyone interesting? the best years expo is focused on healthy living for people in their 1950's, 1960's, 1970's and beyond. and i am so happy that i'm part of that group now. antoinette: everyone is interesting in their own way, doug. doug: perhaps. 8:26 is your time on this sunday morning. drama in a small town. antoinette: the bomb squad

and we are following breaking news in the south end. police are on the scene of an officer-involved shooting. the commissioner says the suspect attacked first responders with a knife, forcing officers to open fire. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice

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>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- antoinette: we are following breaking news in boston, police shoot and kill a man with a

doug: and a scare in a small town. the discovery of a suspicious package that ended with a blast. antoinette: and the first full day of open tolling on the pike. the progress made and what you should expect for your next ride. >> you are watching wcvb -- boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. doug: well, it is sunday morning. i am doug meehan. antoinette: i am antoinette antonio. it really is hard to believe it or we will see a nice spike in temperatures today. doug: nothing too scary. kelly ann: nothing too bad. i guess this could be considered a trick and not a treat, right? temperatures in the 50's for most plus, downtown boston at 59 degrees.

this afternoon despite some heavy clouds in place. mostly cloudy, overcast skies downtown boston, but we are seeing some breaks of son through worcester county, so good news that you will see some glimmers of son throughout the day. cold front will be the culprit of the showers later this evening. showers moving in from the great lakes region of the country, pushing right along the front and moving in this evening. right around sunset doug and antoinette? antoinette: all right, kelly ann, thank you. breaking news overnight. boston police shoot and kill a suspect inside a south end home. doug: that incident started with a call to police about an emotionally disturbed man. the eyeopener's juli mcdonald is live with what we know so far. juli? juli: intimate and doug, additional investigators

shawmut avenue as this investigation continues. we know boston ems and police worked together to try to calm down that 31-year-old man on the first floor of this home. commissioner evans said the man pulled out a knife and then there was a violent struggle on the floor. ems did go into the home first. police running in to assist, the repeatedly at the officers as they struggle to assist him. they had no choice but to fire their weapons, ultimately shooting and killing that suspect. his mother was home while this all happened. she's the one who called 911. she asked first responders to assist her. commissioner evans tells us emt's had to be treated along with some of his officers for

on the floor. the name of the suspect has not been released. in the south end, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: juli, thank you for that update. also breaking this morning, an mbta employee is recovering from a late night attack. it happened near the ceder grove station in mattapan. it happened around 12:30 this morning, boston ems says the driver was taken to carney hospital and is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries. doug: also breaking from italy, a powerful earthquake has rocked the central and southern parts officials are telling us incredibly no deaths have been reported. the 6.6 magnitude quake follows a week of tremors in the same areas. thousands are homeless after buildings across the area crumbled to the ground. the quake has forced the closure of several popular tourist sites. a little closer to home, to maynard where the community is on edge. the state police bomb squad was called in to detonate a suspicious package yesterday.

the explosion. >> we asked what it was about, and they said there was a suspicious package, and they quarantined off the area. >> obviously it was very suspicious when they opened it up and looked at it, there were wires. they called the police, came down, looked at it, obviously it looked like an explosive device. doug: police are now ve incident back in september when a bag was found with shell casings and a note mentioning isis. antoinette: a 44-year-old man is under arrest, accused of raping a brockton high school student in the school parking lot. it happened on thursday afternoon while school was going on, according to our media partners at the brockton enterprise. police say the suspect, andy thao, knew the victim, who is not being identified. the superintendent declined to comment. an arrest warrant has been

office warns the suspect, 29-year-old sean chandler, is armed and dangerous. he is wanted in connection with the killing of 38-year-old donald yancy. police say yancy was shot in the head inside and apartment in breed's corner late friday night. anyone with information on chandler is asked to contact lynn police. doug: we're learning more about a deadly crash on the mass pike in westborough. you may remember this was breaking news yesterday on the eye. the victim thrown from the car vehicles. state police say the driver of the car lost control. six people were in the car, four were ejected, including the 26-year-old woman who died. the driver and four other passengers all have serious injuries. troopers are still working to figure out what caused the driver to lose control. meanwhile, a jeep left abandon in the middle of 290 leads to a crash. a worcester county sheriff's cruiser slammed into the back of

bloodhound were on the way to work. he and his dog are ok. the sheriff's department says the owner left the jeep there because it ran out of gas. antoinette: middlesex county residents are cashing in on their old firearms. framingham police held a gift cards for guns event saturday. area residents turned in 174 firearms and a defused grenade. those who participated in the four-hour buy back program received gift cards for each weapon or piece of ammunition returned. a safe way to dispose of unwanted firearms. state police will destroy the returned guns. doug: demolition continues on the mass pike as crews work to dismantle toll booths. state highway officials say they're making progress and are actually ahead of schedule. how about that? drivers traveling between new york and boston will now pay pike tolls in one of two ways. a bill will be sent in the mail after their license plate is

but the now empty toll booths are expected to cause some confusion and that could lead to big backups. one driver saw those backups in sturbridge. >> right from where the tollbooths would be, all the way back up the ramp and all the way back on the highway, several miles, probably eight miles. doug: so hold on, tomorrow's commute is expected to be rough. commuters are urged to choose a different route and to leave early for work. of course it will be the first big test for commuters with these changes. we have got you covered on the eyeopener. olessa stepanova will be watching any hang-ups on the pike as traffic patterns change. i'll be in sky5 bringing you a birds-eye view of exactly what you'll face on the roads. that's monday starting at 4:30 a.m. i only have to do it once here. antoinette: the mbta running a training drill saturday, filling a train with smoke to practice

t workers took part in the simulation on the red line at the alewife station. it was a scheduled drill. it comes just days after an orange line train filled with smoke as its motor overheated. passengers smashed windows and climbed out. the engineer did not open the doors because some of the cars were over a live third rail. we are following breaking news out of boston this morning. doug: officers open fire on a man who attacked first police had to kill the suspect. two emt's and several police officers are being treated for injuries, and we are still gathering new information on the scene. antoinette: also this morning, voters heading to the polls early. we will tell you how the new system is working and where you can cast your vote today. kelly ann? kelly ann: i'm tracking some rain for your sunday, the best time to get outdoors. olessa: i'm wcvb traffic reporter olessa stepanova. open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. traffic patterns will change as construction crews tear down

at first, you'll be diverted to the left and right. just before thanksgiving, traffic flow will be directed to the middle. be prepared for delays. this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers

with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible

doug: w we continue to follow that breaking news out of the south end. boston police open fire, killing a knife wielding man. police called to a home on shaumut ave, along with emt's, the man attacked the first responders forcing officers to open fire. two emt's are being treated for head and back injuries, and several officers were hurt as well. we will keep following this story for you on air and on our mobile app. antoinette: early voting is taking massachusetts by storm. there have been long lines in

roxbury. this is the first year for early voting in the state, and a lot of people are taking advantage. the secretary of state says that more than 300,000 ballots have been cast since early voting began on monday. the process is convenient, and many voters we spoke to say they are not concerned about wanting to change their vote. >> i don't think so. i cannot imagine anything that is not sort of catastrophic. >> hearing all the questions and the candidates the miami very happy to have already voted. -- the candidates, i am very happy to have already voted. antoinette: this is the only weekend for early voting. 26 towns are offering voting today, including worcester, new bedford, lowell, lawrence, newton, and somerville. >> now come your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. kelly ann: doug will be up in a sky 5 monitoring the conditions.

not do that because the rain is ending. doug: oh, great. kelly ann: he cannot blame the traffic on the rain. we do have some rain moving and for tonight, and that will be playing a part with the temperatures this evening. although we are nice and mild out there right now, and for the afternoon, those showers will cool us down. that is something we will feel into the morning commute and the forecast as well. you will need the heavier jackets for tomorrow morning. satellite and radar imagery showing those clouds are moving in all ready to start the day can we do see heavier clouds especially over boston. areas to the west starting to see some sun filter in. we will see those clouds on and off throughout much of the afternoon as we wait for though showers to approach. cold front is going to have taken impacts, not only

from the great lakes, moving right along this cold front, so that is something we will be tracking later this evening. until that point, things are looking dry and mild. temperatures looking to reach into the 60's for most spots, especially as we move along the north shore, well into the lower 60's. downtown boston hitting a high of 61 degrees today. as we move through the forecast tomorrow, temperatures go from 60's a bit of a cool down as we kick off the workweek. we will see things warm back up as we move toward the middle and late portions of the week coming up. moving to worcester county, temperatures top out in the 50's for most spots. worcester about 58 degrees this afternoon. we have that light rain moving in from later this evening. right around dinnertime, you will see scattered showers approaching from the west, quickly on eastward as we head into the forecast later tonight.

south shore come on bridge would 66 degrees. evening showers, we will see temperatures drop into the 50's tomorrow. check out those overnight lows. tuesday morning, we dropped down just about freezing. very cool air moving in. luckily, that will not be moving along. we will see temperatures in the forecast tonight. we are tracking though showers along thon through the forecast tonight, especially into our southern expanse, and moving out just in time for your monday morning commute. temperatures falling tomorrow. as the trick-or-treater set out, it is going to be chilly. temperatures with the sunset falling into the 40's, even the upper 30's. the rest of the seven-day does show a nice warm up your sunshine, dry conditions through the middle of the week. we quickly get out of the 50's

on wednesday. we stay nice and warm thursday as well. doug and antoinette, our next rain chances on thursday night, and that cools us down into next weekend. antoinette: all right, kelly ann, thank you. here we go, sprint to the finish -- just nine days until election day. doug: and on the heels of the bombshell fbi investigation news, abc's "this week" has an exclusive interview with tim kaine. abc news chief white house correspondent jon karl joins us live. in some of the recent polling , we are seeing trump catching up clinton perhaps never been tighter. is this because of the new email discovery? jon: we are only at a one-point lead for hillary clinton. most of what we have seen is republicans now coming home, more republicans coming to term at the fact that donald trump will be the nominee and saying

republicans. they have been down, they have been looking at, you know, at trump being down in polls across the board, in the states nationally. now they have this development, but i think it is unlikely it will dramatically change the race if you look at the battleground states. antoinette: that is certainly an indication of your we are seeing record numbers here in massachusetts. it is the first year of early voting. a lot of people -- do hi changing their minds? are people decided right now? jon: keep in mind the early vote, we already have about 20 million americans who have already cast their vote. a lot of those in key states like nevada, florida, north carolina, huge early vote state, colorado as well. so many of the battleground state people have artie gone out to vote. i will tell you, this electorate is so divided.

vote for him even if they went and shot somebody on fifth avenue. against a donald trump, there are a lot of people who would vote for hillary clinton even if she were locked up. there is no question that opinions are set in stone for a wide swath of this electorate. there is just no question about that. we will have to see what happens with this fbi development your james comey, i believe calm out in the next couple of days and give an indication about whether or not this is truly a serious development or they are simply going through their du jour legends. right now, we do not know, and the fbi does not know -- they have not even analyzed these two e-mails yet. doug: hillary clinton calling this "unprecedented" that they would do this so close to an investigation and that the investigation would continue well after the election as well. what does the clinton camp due to get ahead of this thing?

are attacking the fbi director for those very reasons, which i think is a potentially dangerous course of action. i mean, james comey is a republican, but he was appointed by barack obama, and he is somebody who has a reputation of being a straight shooter. i think it is a risky strategy. the other thing they can be doing is pointing out that comey is not suggesting that there is any more evidence hillary clinton. they are simple saying they have discovered e-mails that may be relevant, and they want to take a look at those e-mails. as of yesterday, they still have not gotten the requisite warrant to look at them, so there is no indication that there is anything big here, no indication yet. antoinette: ok, we will see what the fbi director says. certainly going to be an interesting nine days, to say the least. jon karl, thank you for joining us this morning. doug: "this week" is coming your

live edition of "on the record" at 11:00 a.m. hosted by ed harding and janet wu featuring bay state congressman jim mcgovern. the time is 8:51 on the sunday morning, and we are following breaking news on the eye. antoinette: boston police are investigating an officer involved shooting, officers open fire on a knife-wielding suspect. several emt's and officers hurt during the attack.

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antoinette: it is just about 8: 54, and we are following that breaking news from boston. police shoot and kill a knife-wielding suspect. doug: juli mcdonald is in the south it bang with the details. juli? juli: doug and antoinette, this was a very frightening night for first responders here in the south end, but also devastating for a mother who lost a son. overnight for her emotionally disturbed 31-year-old son who was out of control. ems went into the shawmut ave apartment first, with police running in after the suspect grabbed a knife. we're told the suspect swung repeatedly at police and emt's as they try to disarm that man. officers ultimately forced to fire, killing the man. no other details have been released about the identity of

injuries to their backs and heads that they suffered during that struggle. live in the south end, i am juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: right, juli, thank you. antoinette: a lot of people are making trick or treat plans. kelly ann: things will cool out today. while it is warmer now, the kids will need an extraew tomorrow. your seven-day forecast includes highs in the 50's today. that will cool us down tomorrow. antoinette: you know how kids are pure they will just wear shorts. doug: andy more candy. we will be back in an hour. see you. [laughter] >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager bill fine. bill: in this turbulent and momentous election year, certain

have warped the issues. we would add another "the media." many parties frequently accuse the media being biased against them or their ideology. donald trump has allegedly used and been abused by the so-called media. it all depends on what lens you view from. a new gallup poll shows that confidence in the media has fallen to a four-decade low. will not science, however, many of these polls and much of the public share a common perception that the media is a single, monolithic entity. at the risk of sounding defensive, what vexes us is finding out who this mysterious media actually is. far short of any packaged cooperation or collusion, all media outlets have .47 competition, vying for a

viewer and listener. all of them carry credentials, calling all of these outlets the media is, as one "washington post" writer observed, " analogous to calling all ocean life a fish." it is too general to be useful. from state media outlets to individual journalists, we can all do better, but with a vast react media to choose from, it is ultimately up to voters to choose. follow only the media which

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starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. >> any reaction to the fbi reopening the investigation? >> october shocker. >> this is the biggest political scandal since water gate. fronts. >> some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. of course, donald trump is already making up lies about this. the fbi and justice department in open warfare over the timing. can clinton recover from the bombshell revelation. will it influence the outcome of the election?